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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

The illustrations give at a glance the APP
pearance and plan of the structure. The
height of the tower will be 400 feet above the
pavement. 1t will be circular in form, con-
structed of red and white brick and stone.
The outer wall will be seven feet thick al. the
bottom and two feet thick at the top. The
diameter Of the tower will be sixty feet at
the bottom and 0,e-half. that diameter at tie
top. There will be elevators to raise pas
sengers to the summit, and for those who win
not trust these mechanical contrivances there
will be two sets of stone steps provided be-
tween the outer and inner walls wherein
they can ascend or descend on foot.
Outside galleries will be constructed half
way up the structure and around the top.
Here will he restaurant and smoking room
with accommodation for about 600 people at
ono time.
There was a tower OF observation some
what on the same plan at the centennial en-.
hibition at Philadelphia. Now Paris is about
constructing o similar tower t. be nearly
] 900 feet high, but both Paris and London
possess a drawback to the Use of such a tower,
and that is fog. Unless they can abolish Lon.
don fog by an act of parliament the proposed
Victoria Memorial tower will be useless much
of the time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Quite an Embarrassing Situation.

A rather con;cal adventure befsN two very
stylish young American married ladiesthe
other day on the b%onievards. They gst out
to take a stroll and 70 look at tie shops, nd
while slowly making their way along ths
crowded thoroughfare they were, struck by
the amount Of attention that they excited
People stopped and gazed at thea, and Al
together they felt themselves quit. the sue
cess of the afternoon. Suddenly one Of them
CHANGED to look around and realised the at
uation. GOOD gracious, Kittyra hesgaspsd,
1--WE are walking between two OF the sand
wich men Of the Pcfis Easino-wwe ARE beiEx
taken for advertising somentn, The sudden
way in which myipretty young ccuntry-
women disappeared down the nearest side
street can better be imagined than descElbad.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Story or Swimmer no.rton..

Astory told about Capt. Paul 3oy.on is in
feresting. He was on bis way down the Rhonc,
in France, near Syssel, when he noticed tile
people along the bank making unusual noises
and gcsticulations. Thinking they were
caused by their admiration for him Boyton
dida't mind them, but when he got nearer
the people he saw il was fear that caused
their actions, and that they were entreatinp
him to stop; but he couldn't do this on ac-
count Of the rapidity Of the currept. Then
be saw several soldiers run out on the bridge
md hnrriedly grind away at some csanks.
md in q few moments, a little before his
eyes, rose a network of chains and books.
which was stretched across the river to catch
contrabaisd goods that might be foated
down, and that would have made mince-
meat out of the yoyager If the guards haan,t
ssen him. As it was, when he Hcated undsr.
the lowest row OF hooks was only a few
inches frofntis fates-ohicago News.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
An End to Bone scrapinu.

Edward Shepherd Of Hsrrisburg, Ill.
sage: "Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, ! feel it my dnty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me / would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. I
used, instead, three bottles Of Electric
BItters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and WELL"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c
per box by the Excelsior Drug store Of
Purdy &c Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
-
UTILIZING NIAGARA FALLS.
A British Commentary OH Americ
~ 1snferprica t

"A British Commentary OIL American
Enterprise.
The london Graphic thus speaks Of what it
terms the dissertation of Niagara Falls:
"Nothing is sacred to the practical man of the
present age, especially when he happens to
dwell across the Atlantic. There he uses the
wonders of nature as advertising boards for
putting quack medicines or patent stoves, and
tho picturesque and grandiose are only mp
preciated by him in proportion to their utili-
tartan value. Fer many years past, however,
he has had a standing grievance. In the
falls of Niagara he has seen q force of 7,000,-
600 horse power running to waste, and his
regrets that no effort has been made to utilize
SO stupendous a force have found vent in
every newspaper in the Union.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Mrs. Cleyeland,s New Pet.
Baron de Itajuba, the Brazilian minister.
has given a to Mrs. Cleveland

The marmoset belongs to the South Ameri-
can monkey family. It Is found chiefly in
Guiana and Brazil. It ID the most docile and
petable Of all tho monkey family. But It is
net very plentiful, owing TO Its strictly mono
gamic habits. Monkey husband and monkey
wife pair off and hang together SO faithfully
that IL they were human beings the divorce
courts would be bankrupted.
The marnaoset has b coat Of long, very soft
fur. IT is white and reddish yellow, striped
With BLACK its tail Is black and white
rt1Eed. The creature has q long tuft Of
Light aair just behind each cheek, which
makes II look something like an old man. Il
Snaees q shrill, barking cry, from which It
8 sometimes called OuistitL. Il lives ON a
mixed diet, but Is especially fond Of cock
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Time Wasted In Shaving.

The poet Campbell is said TO nave calcu-
lated that q man who shaves himself every
day. and lives to the age of three score years
md ten, expelds in his life as much time in
tho act Of shaving as would suffice for learn
ing seven languages. The great French
naturalist, Culver, said that he found him.
self wasting. as much time with the shaving
brush and razor as amounted to at least four
days in the year, and lie resolved thenceforth
to waste no moro precious time in that way,
to let his beard grow.-Exchange.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Advica 10 Mothen.

Are you disturbed As night and broken
|es yoar rest by 4 sick child suffering and
|csying With pain ofcutting teeth7 Use,
lsend d once and get shot.ls Of
Mas. WINsLowa SoorHIua SYRUP for
Children Teething. Its vslne il lncalcu.
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little suf.
fcrer immediately. Depend upon 1t,
mothers. shese il no mistake about il.
is cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
Rlnd colo. softens the gums, reduces In.
d~sntnatiop and gives tone and energy
to tie whole syetem. Xrs. Hywssoso's
6sodstng Syrup fer Children Tssthins Id
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

SECTION SHOWING METHOD OF OPERATING
GUN.
Ills boat has just been tried with most salts
factory results: She is l34k feet long, l25S feet
wide and 81 feet deep, Her hull weighs ~
tors, her machinery 90 tons and her single
gun ll15 tons. In the sectional; viewis shown
the method of operating the gun. The CAR
riage of this piece is arranged SO that the
force Of the Tecoil at the moment Of firing not
only puts it under cover during tAs reloading
but also brings 1t into place again when ready
for firing.
Thegun hasa caliber OF only 81 inches, but
owing TO very energetic explosives Used the
destructive results, are very great. The gun
being placed immediately in front OF the pilot
house permits OF the horizontal aim being
given to it by the pilot The firing OF a PRO-
jectils weighing sixty IL pounds can be per
formed at the rate of one a minute. The
method OF pnssing the ammunition up to the
gun is shown in the illustration. On the trial
trip this vessel showed a speed OF twenty-threo
miles an hour.
In the matter of other small torpedo boats
the French have 9 under 10 feet in length:
II under 100 feet IL of Jos feet, md 81 Of ia
feet: IN all l2S of high speed and armed with
machine guns only, besides their torpedoes.
England has more torpedo boats than
France There are 139 OF the following
lengths: 81 of less than ia feet; SIS OF l2S
feet, and two longer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
, proposes to change the dress Of tho sol

der. For one thing,
he has recommend
ed the wearing Of q
tbsagdfpa full beard
close cropped. He
has set the example
by c~ultiyating one
upon his own chin
and cheeks. Since
Napoleon III, the
Fren C Ii m has
worn q mustache
and imperial in the
fashion set by the
late emperor. But
Gen. B~oulanger
knows the weakness
Of his fellow coun-
trymen, which Is
their vanity. A
Frenchman would
prefer TO 60 without
his bath rather than
to leave his mus
tache without being
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
FIFTY YEARS A QUEEN.

A Tower to Commemorate yictoria's
Jubilee.
On the asth of June, 1887, Victoria was
crowned queen Of England II she lives un-
til the same date this year there will be an
extensive celebration of the event of her
golden jubilee as queen. Preparations for
this event have already begun, and it Is ex-
pected the demonstrations throughout Great
Britain and the colonies will be very grand
and imposing. 1t is proposed that there shall
be erected in London, besides other monu-
ments to mark the event, a giant tower, to be
used as an observatory, where natives and
visitors can gets birds eye view of the great,
est city in the world. The tower is to be
erected on ground belonging to the Marquis
of Salisbury, near Trafalgar square,. But
the object Of its construction is not altogether
the glory of the queen, for it is proposed to
charge admission TO it, and it is expected it
will be q very profitable enterprise.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

When Very Young Children are
deprived OF their natural nourishment,
it is difficult to procure a proper substi-
tute therefor; hence the alarming NOR
tally among infants. Mellin's Food,
which is recommended by the highest
medical authorities. has been prepared
to meet this very want.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

%speculator who's
name has been the
synonym for luck
on the Pacific
coast, will be re-
ceiyed with regret
by all who have
met him. Baldwin
went from Butler
county, o., to In
diana at the age
Of years. At 20
he was a merchant
in Valparaiso, Ind.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
TheY conIdn,k HOBO RI.

Alexander conquered worlds, Napoleon
made great nations trembie at his aSp.ossh,
Int neither OF these illust1ious men cogld sst
asparagus without spining some Of the matted
butter upon their shtrt fronts .
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
PREPARING FOR THE FIELD.

The Now Uniform for tho French In
fantry.
Gen. Boulanger, just now the idol Of the
Trench fire eaters, is making many changes
inthe French army designed to increase its
effectiveness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

be rooiny enough FULLY A~ccouTEREp.
to permit a wooden waistcoat to be worn
underneath It has pockets interior and ex-
terror The belt is OF black leather, as it has
] been heretofore.
The infantry are to wear epaulettes. Car
tridges areSto be carried in an outside pocket
OF the tunic, thus doing away with the car
gtridga box.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

pleasant to tho taste. and is the presorip.
tion Of one Of the oldest nurses and
best female physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty
Eve cents q bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
"LucKYo BALDWIN.

Tho Famous millionaire Spectator Of
the Pacific Coast.
The news of tho recent severe illness of Mr..
=. j. Baldwin. the daring. aonen handed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

waxed till Its two ends stuck out like steel
pens. But this operation takes time, far too
much time; so does the elaborate shaving
and trimming arodnd the mustache. There
fore, says Boulangcr, let the soldier wear q
full beard aid save all this time.
The changes in uniform ~proposed by tho
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03

m minister OF war
nave 2 carefully
looked INTO by. =
MILITARY Lizard, and
reco III nj,
They were ordered
20 DO submitted 70
the French e
bly, for approval.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-03
Absolutely FuFe.

Nota ~LSqutd,sng5
or Popder. Frct
from Injurious
Ia-ugs and 0fen-
sSce 0d0gs,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

rns oroU0Brza Tzaua nDUsrz1 70 !
qnAHrrKnnND m nHaFrIR

THn 0LoUoHTKB KEEHuo mDUsTH1 10 ~
TRANEEEnaED 10 BzAfTLB.
BceTum, Oct. @s-Three eohooners,
The MolIis Adams, Edward e. Webs.eE
and Minerva, which we're 70 have len
Gloucester Tuesday for San Francisco
ard Alaska, % aneaRe Ia sealing and
salmon fishing, wese delayed b. bed
weather and did not est oa until yesfef-
day, So great is public intereal that q
danamaaRati0n ef the fishing popula.
ten was oruaniEsd Al tbs vessels IN The
hnFbor we're dscked with bunting, and
also many buildiDRs, including the hnn
exchange. The populsee turned out en-
maass vita several bands of music, In
tersst far exceeding tbs California fesei
Of "a. OveF 1000 psrsoua we're On thl
whexf. extandinQ 30 the topB Of the ware
hauaes and he EhedH, and otheE gharvDI
adjaosnt usfs 6Iled. Forty eFsWs eoalt
havs been shipved u nen wantins
b 20.
one mighty cheers wsss QiVen Is he
etars, and many aeeompanled he htsia
Hest down the haTboF m tuRA- Thst.
| was q parting aziute from sts9U ant
tsu boats. and nEinR q e1ne.
One Of the of6eens lass bsfore STAN
Ina, sant this diEpatch 70 seefetarl
Baynrd;
~YO1 have given ths Atlantic 70 Gan
sda. We viii take he Paetne foF 0iOn
ceskeT."
Ths hest WI 20 road tbe Horn
whils Caplain Jaeebs VII 90 d Eaii 4
GeataIs In JnnnAFys and make his had,
quartszs thNEe. II this Fenfnrs . sue
| csasful msay cfhas 0lo1ssstex 6zhsE-
| uaen viii % he eaUe, ard ely9 q bls
hoom 20 HeMffie and ctteF MoEthwsg
points. The kilIinE OF tha Gioueaztsi
irsds Ia 6us lHEaeiy % he fniIaRs q
tie Gossrnmenf % pFotess Atlantis
anhariss knom the azREaR1l1n1 &c Cana
a. gaoobis Alaska ouf1t eco &tao0o
-0rsfontss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

bo9E end Win psspur uncaurnosnnns
hs Woala a1Va lnfefmniian lsaiina a.
ita n1oDRex9. ms EarsRn Sens 1nh.
nitled ~ uasl Is Jz5as HllSnn. We
dsels1ed Be uunld nsgSF nav nns e0r1
far M. 0laWaiSa hsnss. nnlrrr
tA8y came R1eoompnnfsd ~ thn tAisg11
h isonl Gsasrsi Jonca 4 fSw d.S1
lat9E R1Ee . he p1ileo paGkaEe g.
eeian-plate. whieA waH saenllaed "
10 eompteis th1IE ioanzincatian, 90
gxaetll Ne hole ID the vslVss orpar AZ
I, - ee1.ns eef oai - tAs thissss uhon
- be1g wa1 fomaEs.
ana tee ea9e u18 dEcpped by th1 ca
.1oklaoa. N January l1sg 0eneral
onas called - headqanEaaRa Hs
efoaHas wish him = pareal whieA eun-
ietae4 t1e silver knoba and uevo1al
81 the handles oslnnzina . Ne
eo1an. n whiuA No body kmd bean
buried. ho al1Q a1owe4 some lea-
eef! Uhloh ho rooglpe6. Ihey puEpurto1
- haye bee1 written n o1na1a nnh
.l1nea hE @HsnEB @. Rsmaina.n One
lessef whieA eoltatned ths pisos e
papsr pgomised II farther pnoof wa -
Quirod t1sF would aspd Ne oolla Nlalo
uBe1 he Insertion a. esKtaln peFnanaln
y the New Fuxk HeFuld.
1Alz VS. tone unHsr u dats e. no1-
ten sanuazy 81, 165A A lallaa ean1s
laginN that NE plnle was sems FROM
lneEe % avoid Ne seFullny q
,ne eallem olhoial1 On Ne Canaeian
border. Ihe plata vas roaalped
ana fully i6nntlnod. General 1onag
uns inlzunled h ths cass b. tAa Eela-
tlFoA Who were roady % naeoliaaa fes
the remains, 20 fnaaEl this neRsunal In
ne heraid. Canada. WIN Do hnnt.
ness. Counsel
This waa dsne q Judaa HiIaonis r.
quest. The reply whinh aamm feom
boelun On shs 1fth Of February nso
Iorth Ne terms upon which The hofY
loald b restored. 1hoy ere aa foIiowW
llEal-- The amauna 60 be pald nhan b
$4,000. Heeond-Iho body win -
delivered 30 YourBslf and jade Hiiton
sllhin s. miIea Of tie city ek MantRnal
ND no other paREona shall ha pEeesnt.
fniFd-Ihe money b % Be plaond ~
Iour hands nr under your oonkrol until
uoao Hilton ia fully EatisHsd, when sou
liil deliver Il 10 my representative.
leurth-Both parties are te maintain
ateFoE unhFoken silence b raQaTd %
be tEAneAotion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

Tnn CID xnnAxns N ronzI.AND n UsHD
ron TnR LAST TINE.
PORTLAND Oct. y. - l4peolal.l To-
night the lagl performances ever 10 Be
given "a the New Market th4atro was
Fendersd by Milton Mobiles end bic oom-
pany. TIE entire infesi0g Of the build
inR, iSeluding the scenery. stags. asata,
etc, ere 30 be torn cas- Ia
Ia few days and the struoluRe
Will heseafteg Be used for mnroaDtlle
purposes. This theatsf vas built %
1915 and dedicated IN March, 1875,
James A. Hsrna appearing e. lhs star
on the opening night. 6ineo ahe open
snQ it hes bean The moat populaE plaoe
Of amusement In thia city and che his.
tory Of this Temple Of Thespis is re-
pleis With Interesting hlsirionie Incl.
dsnts and reminisoenosa Nohle's sea-
son has been one Of unqualified sue
cess. This being The farewell perform
anee 81 the old khoateF. the house vas
literally packed tonight. as The citizens
wished 30 celebrate the event With en-
thusiastio unanimity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

AFFLICTED VIE REMonsn, IN coaraErxs
SUICIDE IN A PzEsoN CELL.

AFFLICTED WIFE REMonsn, Hu coauErxH
SUICIDE IN PzEsoN oELL.
MAHxsvnIE. GAL, Oet. 20.--Joe Da-
Wis, the man who has been under arrest
here on suspicion Of having murdered
his wife In OlaekRmas county, Oregon,
few weeks agn and who detailed an
account Of hoW she died last night, was
found HANGING In his cell at the city
prison this morning. life being extincS.
In 9 sCrawling hand and imperfect con-
stFnction and ofthoRraphy be left the
following note. written on Q large card
board:
aPoor Alto died. God knows how she
died O natural death. All is gone WITH
out our lives. A bigger book could not
have been printed II the life and adFsn-
tures Of Alto Dawson. We died for
each other. Our lives were but one.
The one could. not live without The
other. Goodbye to an on earth. On
Ger Pfrm has treated me like q man.
have to die in hi3 cell, bat cannot live
without Alto.p
II order 10 commit the act be had
torn the mattFass In the cell 10 stripa
ami fastened several Of them around an
iron bar Ia the window. Then, after 80
cCrely fastening his fest together, "a
some manner be got on top ef ths cid
stove In the cell, placed his neck IN the
moose snd kicking the Stove from undeI
him, ended his life. When found I
handkerchief covered bis faca and BIZ
muscles did not show sigma Of much
| suffering. The theory IL advanced by
officers that DAVIS killed the woman
and afterwards suffered remexse which
| deEanQed his mind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

TAAxN9 VIA nz0m MuNMrMa On Tan nns.
RuxzD 0nUuND A0AIM.
MuRAAH, Idaho, Oo1. 0.-l Special =.
Ths ta1pozaEy iniunolion of tha Wash.
ington a Idaho RailFpad Company, Fs-
aifaining The CoseF d'Alene Railway a
Navigation Company fTom Fu1nlna
trans over Z strip Of dl1puaed EiRAt 01
way near Wallace, waa today dissolved
By yudge Buck. The application of the
piainti4s fog intuDeiionn 20 restrain
the defendania froln opezallna
over oi1pu1ed ground until the
niqhi of eoonpaney eonla bs deter
mihed By The pending nulk Waa also DE-
MED. Trains viii begin Ennming 10
wallace naxt week. The work on the
Canyon OFsek branch viii BE- puGhed
with Ell possible dispatch and trains
viii probably bo Eunning % tAe teEmi-
nus ot Burke about poe8mbeF fHk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

v. y. n0zEELE azHTEHcED 10 NFHR xnARs
m San ouENTrM.
Los AsoELEa. Oss. 3.-W. =. Rosslls,
o0nyioied Of oomplicity with his wife
II throwing vikriol in the face ek Pc
tris, vas denied new trial IN tie an
uegioF Court tbis morning and sea-
fenced 10 nine years IN the San oesntin
pTison. The Jadae said that shs only
palfiatinQ circumstances Was thaa RetEie.
himself 3 married man, enlersd TIE
RoBeile house. but on the OfheE hand
Resale, instead os ataying By and pro-
tsoiina hia wife as an honoEable man
ahould. dollbeFately Wsnt oR into az
othsT State Whiis tbese approaohes 70
bis wife wefe RcinR on. For Tits fea-
son the penalty vas 1xed - ni9e years.
Ths dsfendant's coonsel diod noiies Of
al appsal 70 the GapFsme Court. Il
will Be remembefed chat The fnfy de
asrasd "a che case Of Mna Resale %
ths zane charge ssvsEai mOnfhs aGo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

nm u1AxuxR eR ExxExkxnunl knRzrnD "a
II n kM onnaaN counz.
PonxEAnD. Ock Ss-lupaoinll Ths
aQainst HenFy Owsn and ". II. RaEn-
hart indicted for swamp land frauds
against The Government wsEs bofoFe
tie Unifad Htatas Distxicl CoaFa today
an Ne dsfendanls' demuFreF b The IN
dlotment. The point aRgueo was
WHISTLER OF not the crime charged wAa
barred by The statute of limitations.
The conspiracy is charRed 10 have heon
emfered into u 1881 and oontinasd until
1854 1he defendants argued thaa tha
crime was eompletea whcn tAo ena-
spifaoy YES fFst formed end that he
ssatnie Of limitations began 10 Fan from
THAI time.
Unitsd States Attorney MoArlhuF
states thai e NE conspiracy vas IN its
mature q eentinninQ crime fha statute
Of limitation would not begin 10 run
until The object Of the conspiracy had
been accomplished, and that any aol
done within three years before finding
the indictmens breuRht the whole con
spiracy within The tine h Whish IN IN
diolment ooald be found.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
STElLIMe SREEP.
The Thieves Were Fsl-
4 lowed and UnPtured. y
cunuplsusy o. h ozsxsa-0sAsv SO.
sial Tslsszams ana Rauiaa csasi
Di.passAss q Inisssl

LlkEAxEExz. Onn., o.. a.-lepsaial. |
|-3aek OogpeR, and J. J. O3slL we're
aFzaa1ad todag ohnENed wish nlsalina
twenty -zE9 kead nf nhe0p. Tha drove
hslonRed 10 AFtbnF 2ePhiilips ok Ne
Minsilia. They had an exnMlnaliqn
before Justice Harding and we're held
o answer, tAeiF bends belnq nxe6,
OooUsEas e 500 and OdeIlss e $50.
fhay faiied 10 furnish eke reQ1lgea
bond and ware committed 10 iaEl. u
appears thAf ooopoE and O&ell eutoeed
Mf. MeRhlillpsf corral las1 nigha and
drove the sheep cu1 On the FoMd 10 nsaR
Wheat Land. IheY we're aeen 10 take
ne sheep and Wose allowed 10 drive
shem 81 or el1hl miles When they wero
ARRESTED. xha aRRa9t of these paFsuns
created quite . Bongati0n b TIE sea-
mnnity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

rHEza kUzoaoxx WILL m M0sT POSITIVE
LII AgEKHTKD.
QUzzRc. Oct. 3.-Hon. Mr.. MeFcier.
Premier Of Quebec, speaking Of fhe
work Of the conference said: "We
have come TO the nnanfmous conclusion
as 70 the defects which exist and the
remedy which shoRld be applied to
them. / am hsppy 70 state that tbs
ansonomy Of the Provinces will be most
positively asserted ss the real basis Of
oar form Of Government and the only
guarantee Of Hs maintenance. The
very dffacult Question Of the financial
position Of the PFoylAces ana thsiF re-
specIive claims has been satisfactorily
dealt with and the conferences has ecme
to q cosclasion which II carried ouf viii
meet the requirements Of the yaEio11
Provinces without detriment 70 she
general interests Of ths Douinion."